I overheard the funniest conversation about Starbucks the other day. My wife and I were eating at a (local) pizza place. A guy was there waiting on a to-go order, and mentioned to the cashier about the new Starbucks across the street. And how they have one near every college campus and how stupid it...

Taylor Haase keeps up with the AHL and ECHL affiliates really well.

(David Lowery is a UGA professor, but also founder of seminal 80s and 90s alt rock bands Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker)

Endless social media culture wars are tiresome.

Crossover??

Nice work!

One day in Epcot is a lot and with the unpredictability with weather - for flights and attractions closures - it might not be great idea.

I remember the days before email, way back in the 1980s. We used to go to OBX for two weeks. No phone at the house, although Dad had a state issued cellular phone in the van. He used to go to gas station to call back to his office (at Pitt) to check in. Maybe 1x-2x for the two weeks we were there. F...

I mean, I don't loathe TPM as much as some. But come on. It's not great.

The Fall Guy was great. Lots of callbacks to action movies and of course the OG TV series.

Brandon Belt is still unsigned btw.

MLB.tv is a still a solid Google TV app. I haven't had a subscription in years, but it was always pretty solid, and it's easy to skim through the game and just watch Skenes pitch and the Pirates batters do things.

As we celebrate the biggest rookie debut today (potentially), let's not forget the failure of this org with Roansy Contreras who appears to be the odd man out (he doesn't have a locker).

Obama placed ads for the 2008 campaign in NFS based on geolocation. Honestly, I thought this would be more prevalent in gaming now.

MLB.tv is free this weekend fwiw

Because Amazon Prime Video has terrible UI, the 2003 BSG miniseries is listed elsewhere on the platform. It's now a 3+ hour movie instead of series, but you should start there first.

Awesome, faf!

Prime TV has Battlestar Galactica back. Might be time for a rewatch.

So, way back in 2002 or something, I bought a lifetime subscription to Rolling Stone for like $100. I really enjoyed the magazine back then, obviously, and thought that was a great deal. In 2018 or so, they went to a monthly print schedule from their bi-weekly status they'd had since the early days ...

Prologue is a rebadged Chevy Blazer fwiw.

You know what it is here: it's these fifth wheel drivers who don't drive those trucks very often. Then they get down here, drop the RV off, and get hopping around and aren't used to the size etc.

I love these people trying to park in crowded parking lots. I seem to see a lot more massive F350 super cabs doing 30 point turns into parking spaces down here. And still crooked or taking up two spaces.

This is weird, because I don't like or watch Young Sheldon, but my niece is a producer and directed a recent episode. /csb